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Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A marriage in town tonight.
 MT. Green Blake is visiting Lit tie Rock.
 Thursday we made q business visit to Hope.
 a Mir. w. B. White, Sr., visited Gurdon Sunday.
 MT. c. C. Hamby returned to Texarkana Monday.
 Remember the Picayune, when you come to pay taxes. Mrs. H. c. Copeland is quite sick, we regret 10 learn.
 The barn of Mir. w L. Webb was burned yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Matte Darby, of Pine Bluff, is in Prescott, visiting relatives.
 Mir J. W. Atchison of Clayton went up to Little Rock Thursday.
 Low prices always tell. W. F. Armstrong X Co.,, are taking the day"
 Monroe Denman is the boss deer hunter-has killed two the past week.
 Aiofiins and Undertakers' good, very low down, at ]. P. Dnihe's Hope, Arf.
 MT. Ishanl Mack, of Rosston. was in town yesterday, and gave us a short call. Mir. W. R. White JI, and wife have been visiting Mrs WIS parents near Dnbyville.
 We regret to know that Mrs. D W. Johnson is qnite sick, and hope she will soon recover. MT. Joe Kershaw X Son leave to- day oi, trip through Texas, re pairing sewing machines.
 From Mf. w. A. Dean. we learu that Prof. R. T. Clement has q fine school al Delta. this county.
 George Crosno came up from Texas Monday. His many friends here were reioiced to see him.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12

Inadvertently, we omitted last week, to say that Dr. T. Nj. Milan, of the firm of Milan & BaIham, of Terrell. Texas. spent Christmas here with his family. Glad tn know they are getting along very we'll.
 Messrs. Brooks, Blake X Co.,, have bought out the stock oI goods at the J. T. Brooks cid stand, and ordered a large quantity of new goods. Look out for their bis adv in this paper next week.
 Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass cures diarrh9a, bilious collie chol era infantum, and all disOr dera of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. For sale by HOgl Moncrief X Bro, and Milner X Milburn.
 w. $. Davis X Sen, the mail and express company of Little Rock say Able's Blue Grass Condition Powders remove all the morbid and diseased matter and purities a horses system better than any powders.
 Mir. W. V. Willingham, we learn has settled at Arkansas City, Kan sas. It is iu Cowley county, neal the Nation line. The PICAYUNE wishes Warren much success. He was one of our best citizens fOl many years.
 The Catholics will, we learn soon erect church building nex1 to the Milner building on Eas' Main street. Mir. Pat Cassidy is the leading spirit in the enterprise and deserves special credit for hi untiring zeal.
 Capt. Lee Glow, representative of Hampstead county in the Legis lature, passed up tho road Thurs day, and told us he had returned four passes over different railroads in the State. He has the righ kind of grit and principle.
 Dr. J. A. Pipkin, of Tas Tor coun ty, Texas, came in Thursday, tt visit relatives and old friends and To gel more cattle, He is stil highly pleased with Texas. Hi many friends here would like tc have him return to Prescott.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12

his dalry house, and was glad 10 see how conveniently he was fixed for making and taking care of milk and bntter-eyerythius was so nice and clean.
 All accounts and notes due us, not settled by February 1st, will be placed in the hands of an Attorney, with instruc- tion to collect same by whatever means he sees fit. No exceptions will be made.
 Woodbery & Portis.
 Mir. c. NJ. Hickman. on Satur- day. gave us the following pariica- lars of Il sad suicide near Clayton: For some time Mir. Pnrguson, of Clayton, has been somewhat de- ranged, and on Friday morning he arose about four o'clock. bade adien to his family, saying they would never again see him. That evening about dark his body was found hanging to tree about a mile away. The Coroner held an inquest and verdict was suicide. Mir. Purgursou leaves Il destitute family
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12

Thq>e pretty new goods at W. r. Armstrong * Co.'s are the prin- cipal attraction in Prescott now.
 We never saw prettier furniture or cheaper, than that kept by J. P Dufiie al Hope. Go and see him,
 The new sign of w. F. Arm strong X Co.,, is a beauty. It was the artistic work of Mir. Bill Lewis.
 Mir. Jno. E. :. Lagrone is quite sick with bronchitis. Hope he will soon be better and able to be out again.
 We publish elsewhere the Tax Assessors Notice. Read it and see when to meet him to give in your taxes.
 Mrs. F. Nj. Smyth and son, Mark, returned from Tyler, Texas, Saturday, where they visited hus- band and father.
 MT. M D. Yates called yester- day. and made the editor happy by settling for his paper and order. ing it continued.
 Mir. Calhoun Young, the junior member of our clever banking firm of Terry X Young, is visiting his old home near Caney.
 Ho for the new dry goods em- porium of w. F. Armstrong X Co, All goods cheaper than ever be- fore known in Prescott.
 Considerable rain fell Saturday night, most of which froze as il fell, and the ground remained ice clad for about three days.
 We are agents for the McDougald lande situated in Hampstead and NeNaua cOuntitS.
 SMOOTH, MCRAE X HINTON.
 Master George Armistead has been confined at home for several days, with a throat trouble. Glad to have him back again with us.
 There is some talk of wine room being opened here soon. As we understand it, this is d viola ton ol the law, that should not be allowed.
 Capt ]. \. Ausley. Neva'h'S ,aid-to. be "eianky Greenbacker representative in the lower house of the State Legislature, left fol Little Rock sunday.
 Nr (. NJ. Hickman, of Clayton informs us hat the young folks of that neighborhood enjoyed very much dance and supper Friday night, at Mir. B. NJ. Pirtle's.
 l will continue to practice law in all of the courts, and will be iu Prescott every few weeks. Par ties can write to me al TeNarkana if not convenient 10 sfe me when m Prescott. C. C. HAMBY.
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Don't forget that keep the best and cheapest wall paper. window shades, picture frames, brackets, etc, to be found South of St. Louis
 J P. DUFFIE, Hope, Ark. The ladies are especially invited to call and examine our special bargains in dress goods, hosiery, notions, etc.
 w. F. ARMSTRONG X Co.
 "Mothers' Friend," if used for a few months before confinement, insures quick and easy labor, les. sens pain, and leaves the mother in condition to recover rapidly.
 Mcssrs. H. w. Patton, of Clay ton, l. 4. Fincher, of Bodcaw, were in town Friday and contrib. uted to our ''missionery box" They are among our best citizens
 Charlie Wingtield goes on a drumming expedition up and down the railroad occasionally, selling his brooms. His little mannfact- uring enterprise seems to be doing well
 | Our cotton receipts will be larger this year than last. Prescott holds her own, although new rallro ads have been built in almost every direction around her, within twelve to twenty. five miies
 Some of our sportsmen often bring in the game. A party brought in fine deer Friday, that was killed in mile or two of town. So it seems the game law is doing good.
 We learn that Mir. Jno. Nj. Blake, of Glennville, had to give mp a horse last week, that he had bought or traded for from a negro, il having been stolen by "cuffie," near Pine Bluff.
 Mir. T. l.. Milner mas sold out his interest in the drug business here to Mir. J. NJ. Milburn, and will move down on the St. Louis, Ark. X Texas k. R. Sorry to lose him. hut wish him success.
 See the new adv. of $. W. White, Jeweier, Hope, Ark. He pro. poses to sell splendid time. keep CT for S6.50. Mir. White is well known in this section as d reliable and respc nsihle gentleman.
 Sheriff Powell may get left, but Jerome F. Dnffie, the furniture store man of Hope, will let the people rest easy on good beds, chars. sofas. etc, at lowest cash prices, if they will apply soon.
 Mrs. A. A. Kirkland will open her school at hes residence, next ! Monday. She is most excellent and worthy lady and splendid teacher. and we hope will be liber- ally patronized by our people.
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Uncle Bully" Ferguson has some fine specimens of brown and red hemltite iron ore and brown Ignite coal, at the post office, found about fifteen miles south of Prescott, in this county. There are immense beds of these miner als right around the town, and all we now want is capital to success fully work them. In the not very distant future valuable mines will yield thousands upon thnnsands of dollars to our people, If they but manage it right.
 Mir. H. C. Copeland has rented Dr. Powers dairy, and will furnish our townsfolk good milk and but ter. He is clever, worthy gen ! tleman, and we trust will receive q liberal patronage. He has been il 1 the business several years, and un derstands how to carry it on. 4 few weeks since We went through
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12

Go to Moore X Darby for cof- fins.
 It is hardly necessary to call a,- tention to w r Aarmstrong x Co.'s blg adv al top of this page, as evarybody will see and read it. Mir A is a clever gentleman and fine business man. The new house will do an immense big business. Go and price, aud you will buy. had given myself up as lost he. cause of inherited scrofula. Tried everything for purifying the blood without benefit until l used Park er's Tonic, and can truthfully say that it has cured me. still use it for it's splendid effect on my gen eral health. H. K. Lynd, Chicago.
 The following subscribers have called and settled since last week, and we place them on 'roll of hon. or" A. M. Shell, Emmet; Dr. V. A. Wood, Wallaceburg; H. w. Patton, Clayton; w. A. Dean. Delta, and others. Thanks thanks "Still there's more io follow"-we hope, and very soon.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12
LEGAL BLANKS!

Don't forget the Plea yune when in need of Le, gal Blanks, such as Deeds Bond for Title, Justices s um mons, Executions Etc, Etc.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12
NOTICE.-Several l parties are owing ac- counts individually. As I am going to leave Prescott, please settle same at once.
 T. l.. MILNER.

PR:cR. Asu BIrTERs warm up and in- vigorate tna stomach, improves and streng- ems the digestive organs, opens the pores, promotes perspiration, and equalizes the circulation. As acorrector of disordered system there is nothing to equal 1t.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-01-12

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29

sso.1@ Dry saite'i shoulder bsxe'l sscss,.5-
Sis The leading futures closed
wheat,-March, % 5-l6 May. q {lo June.
81 o9 6ais March March = Ms May 10! gnnJ JuGs
Mes Pork. March, saoeD: MAY and June. SCI.
Lard Mar March z. q; May: s. ~; june. ere
quiet. Wheat higher : red. March. nomi-
higher and steadygN6e March nominal a.
$40 4sss; oats shade stronger and m"deTt
Sp4- Hops quiet and steady Coffee fair
Rio firm at l514c; No. 3: Rio, March, sl3-st
steady and unchanged: refined quiet Molasses
quiet and nominal Rice steady Cotton seed
at sl.0e1ed1 I:Is. Turpentine dull. Hides
steady Wool dull and heavy Pork dull. Beef
h h;.lb.r H hid dun and nominal Lard 81 -
-; 6.s1 %; May. 6s0 ..tz'. Freights steady
LONDON, March 2s.-The Mark Lane Express
N rs review Of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: The grain trade does not
improve There has been further decline in
theValues of English wheat although the sup
plies meaer,-. The salt~ of English wheat
Turing the week were $50 quarters at ;sA- Fl.
against .6,Hl quarters AT ,sk. ri during thu
corresponding period of last year Country
Hour has maintained values Foreign wheat i
-tagnant. The prospect Of ampl, supplies
from America combined with the opening seat
@nn of imports from Russia Australia and
India will caus.. values to sink much lower
than even now. Flour i irregularly cheaper,
some American brands selling at one shilling
les. Oats and barley are heavy. Eleven car
withdrawn AMI two remained. NJ to-day :
market wheat was depressed There was No
buying AT the reduced quotation Corn was
81. lower. Beans and peas were al cheaper
Iirl-.-,,i al lower. and AT rs. 81. rN--hip.
has touched the lowest price ON record
Cotton
NEW YORK. March ..S--tsrccn \ Go SAY: Al
though s0 IA points were added To the price "n
the opening Hurry. the market appeared Ia
exhaust it, buying capacity 1T the outset AMI
( the subsequent tendency was downward. with
the advance finally about all wiped out; and
rht. Cl0~s. on the whole rather weak A
rather uncN pe,-tei improvement at Liverpool
gave the start. AMI the reaction wtt> thu result
of " more general desire To- take prpilt-.
Afternoon report COTTON steady -stltS. -;
UpIan,S I0Is: Orleans, 10 ll-l6; receipts. ISIS
exports 10 France, 5.Ur., tothc Continent 80
stock. IIil sa.
Cutton-Net receipts. BAD gru>S- l. s4 futures
closed w.rk-Sales. 2l2..ts: March, April and
May OE.fI 10 l,t Juns. IL 49, July. H. $40 10 -
August 10 df' 10 ~: September. ~ ~ ID =,
I D,st.mIs.r. 500 ~
IIVERPOOI- March - p IN. Cotton
March, March \ ril, Apri-May. > isi-5. seller;
NaN-.Iunr. ) b,-i,i, buyer. Junc-Juiy. 5e-''i;
seller; July-AugII-t. ; +I6+ seller; AugII-t-~cp-
! tcmber, :Si-64. buyer; Septcmbtr-o't"brr..
: ; 3i-64. buyer: >tptcmter. . i2-ti. buyer
/ Futures closed nrui-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29

the council a. against the most humble
citizen. To this the mayor replied that
ne could do nothing unless some citi-
zen would swear out warrant against
the members of the board.
Mr.. Merryday indorsed Capt. Gays
platform. and scored the authors
of the burlesque muSwump cir
cular, and said that every new conner
in the city had been slapped in the face
bv it, As suitable candidates for Alder
men me suggested the names of W. FL.
Parker. F. ID. Alderman. and J. o. Haw-
kins. the latter being a well-known
coIored man.
Alderman Purcell made a short speech
defending the present Board of Alder
men. and ht- was frequently interrupted
by Mr~srS. Baldwin and Nerryday. the
three. keeping up quite running debate.
Alderman F.. T. Lane wanted the can
di,Iatt-s at the convention To pledge
themselves to street improvements
ami system of sewerage. Sew
cal gentlemen were called for. but
no more speeches were made. and the
meeting adjourned.
We have quoted Mayor Baldwin :
remarks AT some length. making no at
! tempt to give them in full. because of the
I fact that he ,lid most of the talking at
\ the meeting We are sorry that our
| space, will not permit an equally full re-
| port of what the others said
/ The meeting wa, largely attended ami
/ the speaker, were. roUndly applauded a.
| they made their points. There was a
/ general raking over of old Goals. and the
/ sparks flew.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
MIR. T.. 4. PIKE.
His Mysterious Disappearance still Tn
accounted For.

His Mysterious Disappearance still Tn
accounted For.
Last summer Mr.. F.. c. Pike, Young
man from Maine, came To this county
and located at San Mateo. Just above
Palatka, ON the river. He made almost
daily visits to this city, and by his
genial manners, Intelligence, and per
sonM cleverness made many friends
among our citizens. The question of
sewerage for the city was being dis
cussed at the time. and he contributed
much valuable matter To the discussion.
seeming we'll posted about sanitary
matters that the City Council elected
him sanitary engineer of the city, AMI in
structed him To- make u survey of thu.
streets and draw a profile map for syS-
tenn of sewerage for the city For a
faithful performance of this duty the.
council required a bond of - 600, which
Mr.. Pike said he could give SO soon as a
friend, then absent, should return tn the
city. About the Goth of November last
and while waiting for his friend to re-
turn, Mr.. Pike left the Hotel Phoenix
where he had rooms, stating that he was
going up the river on a short trip.
Since that time nothing has been seen
or heard of him. He never went 10 san
Mateo, or at least was seen by no one
there so far as we have been able To
learn, and we also learn that relatives
in Jacksonville have never heard of him.
though he was in the employ of the gas
company of that city. His friends are
anxious Tn know of his whereabouts.
There was no cause for his leaving 81
mysteriously. He was in NO scrape. and
was not deeply in debt.
Evidently he expected u return when
he left the hotel. for he left the room
just as he had occupied il, with his bag
gage undisturbed. and his private papers
and letters lying ON table where he
had been writing. Any one knowing
OF his movements or whereabouts would
confer favor on his friends here il
they would communicate the facts IL
them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
CITY NOTES.

The city election will come off Just one
week from to-day.
There are no empty cisterns in Palatka
now, and the old excuse of scarcity of
good water will not hold good for
further indulgence in beer.
After a drought of eight or ten weeks.
duration, a heavy rain fell on Sunday
night filling the cisterns and giving new
life to all kinds of vegetation. The peo-
Pile all feel better. now that the dust has
been suppressed.
DIR. Walter +. Kelley, late of Chicogo.
ILL.,, has associated himself with DIR. w.
w. Estes, and will hereafter practice
his profession as dentist in this city. He
comes well RECOMMENDED and will no
doubt win his way to popularity in our
city.
Little Dick" the twenty months old
son of Mr., and Mrs. Elmee Mangold,
died in this city yesterday at II O'Clock,
of congestion of the brain. The little fel-
low was a general favorite, and all who
knew him deeply sympathize with the
parents III their loss.
Rev. Father Walsh, recently of Liver
pool, England, has arrived in Palatka,
and will hereafter have charge of st.
Monica's Catholic Church, in place of
Rev. Father O'Riley, who had to- give NJ
his work on account of failing health
some weeks ago. Rev. Father Mccall
hnI OH e Ia.
church for several weeks. will leave
this week for his home i'll st. Louis. Mo
The editor of the Kerr City idrertiSeI
was in Palatka a few days since, and on
his return home gave the following a
his impression of the Gem City :. Palatka
is enjoying a most decided boom. and it.
excellent hotels are constantly filled Will
guests, coming and going. None car
feel at the present time that Florida is
not receiving its just dues in the way oi
tourist patronage, for its cities art
crowded with northerners and its hotel.
are reaping a golden harvest. We con
graduate Palatka ON its fine hotels ano
ON its many Inducements To- secure ever
more than its share of northern visitors.
John Thompson, the well known 90
median, will be at the Opera House to
night. An exchange says of his per
Torrance Maud =. has Il remarkable
record for fieetness, but her velocity i.
only trivial when compared with join
Thompson, the comedian. who makes &
tour of the world every evening. Tie
started again last night ON the good shiI
Academy of Music" with full com
plement of passengers, every berth being
taken, and "a jollier set of passengers we
never saw before they laughed i'm
moderately, and there was not singl,
case of sea-sickness during the voyage
The only serious occurrence during tn,
trip was a few who nearly choked will
laughter. AS comedian John ThOmp
son cannot be surpassed his versatility
is astonishing. and imitation i out of tn,
question
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
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hereby announce myself a candidate foi
reelection to the office of Collector of city
Taxes, and respectfully solicit the support oi
the citizens and Taxpayers of Palatka-
mchl9-n T. = Nh'h
/ hereby announce myself Candidate 1oi
the Office of Collector of City Taxes, and re-
spectfuIIy solicit the support and votes of my
fellow-citizcns. ROBT. CAIRNS
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
For Sale.

\ BEARING ORANGE GROVE. three
miles southwest of Palatka. with Dwell
ing House and Barn; Ten Acres enclosed
with good Wire Fence on section line:
price. 5000: 81 900 Cash and balance on
Easy Terms. Anyone who may wish t"
view this property will he taken Ia IT ami
back free of charge. Address. i. O..
Box 464 Palatka. mhl6-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
For Sale.

One choice Lot on h rhv street, 5Oxl5O
feet, more or less. Only five minutes
walk from P,st-s flee. TEHMS- Cash
or one half cash, balance payable in one
or two years. occurred 10y mortgage,
interest at > per cent. per aI-nun. For
price address q. Lopez BAILEY.
ia30 I'm Post flee BOX $40. Palatka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
Notice.

as THIS l5TII DAY OF MARCH, A,D. iss.,
hHAr purchased the entire iulHr.~t ot my
partner e.. Il. Iauur and from tfi- late Hs-
-tuI. nli debts uguinst the bTm Of ". lt. lHr1f
4 co.. ana nil debts du" to said tirn nrc due TO
ut. The public viii take notice Of this TACT,
aud -tttir and render their bills 80 AMI WIN
me. 1 pABert "a run the business alone nov,
ami tho same patronage W. have received
from tho public ~ a Company "" respect tully
solicit for the nov business. 10 the name of
March u, lHs,. j. J. JlibMlr'pN.
mhlb-tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29

LosT-Certificate of deposit No. 2.sl3.
ON First National Bank 1t il of no
value 10 any one but the owner. and the
finder will be- rewarded by leaving same
with T. l. Mccoy. corner Lemon and
Peck streets. mh29-3=
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
Scarlet Fever.

Darbys- Prophylactic Fluid is unequal
ed in the treatment of Scarlet Fever.
Used a a gargle. il prevents the throat
from becoming diphtheritic. allays the
inflammation and subdues the pains.
Used To sponge the body il allays the
itching Inflammation of the skin AMI de-
stroys infection.
Exposed in the sick room it will pre-
vent the spread Of contagion ami keep
the. air Wholesome
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
Nobody BGubts o. in Paiatka.
One of our young merchants has give.

One of our young merchants has give
the following testimony:
PALATKA. January 20. 1857.
swift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ca:
GENTLEMEN-One of NV customers at
the age of fifteen. had a severe attack of
rheumatism. His father had To lift him
about. He was in bed for six weeks.
sold him dozen bottles of =. \ \, which
entirely cured him. | regard :. =. y. as
very potent in rheumatism.
Yours truly. j. III. HAUGHTOS.
All blood poIsons, including catarrh,
cancer, malaria. and rheumatism, yield
quickly To =. =. 5. 4 valuable treatise
on all blood diseases mailed free. on ap-
plicatIon by postal card. to Swift Specific
ca. Drawer 3, Atlanta. tia
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
Notice Of Dissolution.

rue FIRM DF T.. n. FARRNR n 90. n ~
| this duA been mutually Dissolved. Al the
bills uguiI-t said iirm viii be- presented 10 j, y,
Thompson nnd bN him paid, tnd all debts due
tu said Company viii settle with ~" sun
Thompson. w are thankful 10 the Trading
public, forth lilp.tll patronage We have hereto
Tor" rtcriN cd. ana az ID" same time solicit 10 Mt
4. 4. Thompson ho same patronage assuring Tia"
public timi they viii receive gcntlcmnnly at
trutiun and careful treatment ~ the hands ~
M Thompson, v, II. fAikAR
March r., Iss. i. r. THOMPSON.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29

T-n-acre loss less than one mile from
Seville, every acre II aTantetd a. good
as any in South Florids. are now ffrrrd
by the Seville X al Estate Exchan ge tor
$500
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
PALATKA, FLA, MARCH 80, 1887.
Announcements for City Election.
For Marshal.

I hereby announce myself "a Candidate Tor
Marshal of Palatka, and respectfully ask tine
support of my friends ana the public.
Respectfully, 4. j. PEfh1'.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29

To the Voters of Palatka / am Candidate
for reelection 10 the office of city Marshal
and will be pleased to receive the support oil
the voters of Paatka-
PHILIP j. MANTCY,
feh25-tf city Marshal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-29
MARkET REPORTS.

NEW York, March .: Exchange dun and
weak at 4>ilafr ~. Money easy 4L6fJ ..
currency. Slsts6. Governments quiet but
strong : per cents, -za- ~ IUS4-. State Bonds